CXL Consortium Releases Compute Express Link 20 Specification

Last week, Kioxia rounded out their lineup of PCIe 4.0 enterprise and datacenter SSDs with the announcement of the XD6. Now, theyre bringing PCIe 4.0 support to their client NVMe product line with the new XG7 and XG7-P M.2 NVMe SSDs. The XG7 family doubles the sequential read speed and increases sequential write speed by 60% compared to the XG6 series, thanks to the PCIe 4.0 support and a new SSD

SAP hosting environment that offers a pool of resources to host SAP HANA system on its datacenters. MyCloud is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) solution that offers resources pool flexible for users to…(PRWeb November 07, 2020)Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/sap_hana_hosting_super_powered_by_worldpostas_cloud_pool_of_resources/prweb17522983.htm

Microsoft recently announced a new Azure in a shipping container service called Azure Modular Datacenter. The new offer provides an option for setting up an Azure datacenter in hybrid or challenging environments where cloud computing previously would not have been possible. By Renato Losio

An Intel Xe-HP GPU codenamed, HD Graphics Neo, has been spotted within the Geekbench data-base along with its benchmarks. The chip which is based on Intel’s Gen 12 GPU architecture will aim at the Datacenter and AI market segment and launch sometime next year. The benchmark listing was spotted by TUM_APISAK (via Videocardz) and [] The post Intels Xe-HP Powered Neo GPU Benchmarked, Features 512 Co

Kioxia (formerly Toshiba Memory) is announcing the new XD6 series datacenter NVMe SSDs, featuring PCIe 4.0 support and using the EDSSF E1.S form factors. The XD6 is Kioxias first mass-produced product to use an EDSFF form factor, and may end up being one of the first widely-available products using an E1.S form factor. Kioxia started their PCIe 4.0 transition earlier this year with the CD6 and CM

Why Elon is smiling captured from an interview during the virtual convention of the Mars Society, Oct 16, 2020. This is an impressive list of achievements, but bear in mind that we are still in the early days of a yet-unproven technology and market in a complex geopolitical environment. The last two months have seen a flurry of Starlink activity, including the following: Bill Gates has a his

Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) has quickly earned a place in the datacenter, mostly due to the promise of infrastructure simplification. HCI has already

As part of a planned switch to rspamd as our anti-spam system (well, our spam recognition system), I’ve been taking a closer look at how our test rspamd scores some email and what it reports about why. This has given me a new and unhappy view of DMARC in the real world, building on how DKIM looks for our ‘good’ email. So let me tell you a story, starting with the background. The university is now

People often ask us for an overview of how Tailscale works. Weve been putting off answering that, because we kept changing it! But now things have started to settle down. Lets go through the entire Tailscale system from bottom to top, the same way we built it (but skipping some zigzags we took along the way). With this information, you should be able to build your own Tailscale replacement except